Re: Begginers Question

Larry wrote:
>
> I am on Win 95, using VB 4.0 Enterprise Edition, using a standalone PC.
>
> If install the personal Oracle 7.0,
> Do I need to learn how to write SQL? When I read an Access 2.0 MDB database
> file, I can create the SQL in Access (using drag and drop GUI) and then save
> it in a Querydef, and then call that querydef from within VB. Is there a
> facility to do such a thing in Oracle 7.0? or
> is it necessary to write and then embed the SQL String in the VB program.
>
> Thank You in Advance,
>
> Larry

(Un?)Fortunately, you will have to embed it in VB. You could create 'shared objects' in VB with common statements so you wouldn't have to memorize SQL. FYI- SQL is an incredibly simple data-access language. Received on Sun Jun 23 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST